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CLASS OF 2022
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RHP
Jordan
Kang
Harvard
Harvard-Westlake (HS) • CA
5' 10" • 180LBS
R/R • 21yr 5mo
Travel Team: GBG MarucciPacific Baseball Academy
Harvard-Westlake (HS) • CA
5' 10" • 180LBS
R/R • 21yr 5mo
Travel Team: GBG MarucciPacific Baseball Academy
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2022 National
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2022 State
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- SoCal Spring: Week 2 (Position Players) - Apr 13, 2021
- Updated and Expanded Class of 2022 Rankings - Apr 12, 2021
- Updated Class of 2022 State Rankings - Sep 21, 2020
- INSIDE THE 2022 RANKINGS: SHORTSTOPS - Apr 24, 2020
- Field Set For 2020 NHSI - Jan 16, 2020
- 2020 Preseason Preview: Harvard-Westlake Wolverines - Jan 15, 2020
- Harvard Westlake Double Header Vs. Las Vegas - Jan 15, 2020
- CA Winter Road Trip: Harvard-Westlake v Hart - Dec 23, 2019
- Updated Class of 2022 Ranking - Sep 17, 2019
- Class of 2022 State Rankings - Nov 8, 2018
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at Hart (Winter Game) - started at 3rd and showed arm strength to stick on the left-side of the infield. Plays with low hips and flashed some bat-speed during his ABs
Uncommitted. Kang is still developing physically at 5-foot-11, 180-pounds, but already features some compact strength, especially in the lower-half. The sole 2022 member of the Pacific Baseball Academy squad, he entered the first game as a pinch hitter, and immediately made his presence felt with an RBI, 2-strike single to right field, and followed it with a loud, eye-opening double to left field in his next at-bat. His hands start at the ear, before loading down and back with a late lift before his quick hands drive the barrel directly to the ball. His pitch recognition and balance stood out over the course of two games, and he showcased no timidity as an underclassman. At third base, he featured solid actions, and should be able to stick there or move to second base, and there also may be some potential to shift behind the plate at some point.